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April 16

Report details rising pressure on underground Catholics as China denies crackdown

Human Rights Watch says China is increasing pressure on 12 million Catholics amid a decade-long campaign to align religion with party ideology.

April 16

Iranian-American doctor sends fiery message to Hollywood actress as Iran prepares to execute female protester

Dr. Sheila Nazarian slammed Elizabeth Banks and other public figures for allegedly ignoring human rights abuses against women in Iran amid executions.

April 14

Trump admin-Mamdani clash over Stonewall monument reaches final decision

A judge accepted a settlement restoring the Pride flag at Stonewall National Monument permanently after a two-month legal battle over its removal.

April 13

SEN MITCH McCONNELL: Hungary’s voters offer a lesson for those on the right drawn to Orban

Viktor Orban's ouster in Hungary's elections challenges the American right's embrace of his government and its misalignment with U.S. foreign policy goals.

April 12

Bill Maher says society must accept that bad people can still do good things amid Cesar Chavez controversy

Bill Maher tackles the moral debate of separating good deeds from bad people, referencing Cesar Chavez abuse claims on his "Real Time" show.

April 11

Red Cross outlines humanitarian response, medical supply needs in Iran

International Federation of Red Cross spokesperson Scott Craig joins ‘ӣÌÒÊÓƵ Live’ to discuss humanitarian efforts in Iran, including the delivery of critical medical supplies and the growing needs of civilians amid ongoing conflict.

April 10

Canadian politician goes viral for using sprawling LGBT acronym critics compare to a Wi-Fi password

A Canadian politician's use of the lengthy acronym MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+ during public remarks went viral, with social media users comparing it to a password.

April 1

When faith becomes political theater, Passover loses its deeper meaning

Progressives and conservatives alike use religion for political ends, but Passover argues faith should transform us, not confirm our political biases.

March 18

Former Assad-era prison chief convicted of torture in US federal court, marking a historic first

Samir Ousman Alsheikh, a former Syrian prison chief, was found guilty of torture and immigration fraud charges, becoming the first Assad-era official convicted in a U.S. court.

March 12

China passes 'ethnic unity' law in push for assimilation

China has passed a new law promoting ethnic unity and national identity, formalizing policies on integration and development in minority regions.